Hola a todos: Sigo con mi problema para implementar php con MySQL support, lo que sigue es la respuesta que me di� Rasmus Lerdorf a mi consulta (es uno de los desarrolladores de PHP!!!). Les mando copia de su respuesta justamente porque no estoy seguro de si entend� bien que me quiso decir :-)))... y para colmo, tampoco he encontrado hasta ahora ninguna version "non threaded" de las librer�as de clientes MySQL... Espero vuestra ayuda con desesperaci�n :-) Gracias desde ya, Saludos, Alejandro ----- Original Message ----- From: Rasmus Lerdorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: alejandrowilliams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 5:28 PM Subject: Re: Question about php 3.0.16 > You need a non threaded version of the MySQL client libraries. A search > through the mailing list archives would have turned this up for you. > > -Rasmus > > On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, alejandrowilliams wrote: > > > Hello Mr Rasmus Lerdorf: > > > > I have a question regarding some problem that I didn�t be able to resolve with the available documentation so far, so I come to you: > > > > I am not able to load de module libphp3.so with-mysql in my apache. After I follow all the steps the apache (httpd daemon) doesn�t run correctly. It doesn�t start and of course I�m not able to see the web pages hosted by it... as soon I restart the httpd with the old version of php (3.0.15 without MySQL support) it does run correctly. > > Any hint? > > Now I have this version of PHP running: www.macss.net/info.php3 (3.0.15 without MySQL support) and I would rather have the 3.0.16 with MySQL support that I�m not able to load into apache correctly. > > > > I did search for documentation in this subject, but nothing seems to explain this problem in particular. I have the same version of PHP and Apache working fine in another computer so I know It can work. but, as I said, the same steps that lead me to success in the local server implementation, doesn�t work in the real remote server ... > > > > Thanks in advance > > Alejandro Williams > > Rosario > > Argentina > > >
